From Robert White:
White Rock has a number of great little pathways cutting down the hill. Some have steps while others are simply paved inclines… but after five in a row, you’ll have earned the sunset (or gelato) you went down to enjoy! (Map here.)
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A better walkway to the boundary would be great if Blaine ever gets an Amtrak Cascades stop.
Reblogged this on Urban Choices and commented:
The built environment occasionally has to overcome topography. This short essay from Gordon Price’s blog shows how White Rock built staircases when the roads proved too steep for automobiles. Now it’s an outdoor gym.